Ten year old bomb victim returns home
Clifton Park New York a 10 year old girl recovering from a package bomb explosion in her face on Christmas Eve returned home Sunday five days after being burned over 27 percent of her body from the package addressed to Jude Reardon and family Jude Reardon the father said she wanted to come home for belated Christmas. neighbor spokesman said she was eager to celebrate Christmas.
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Northwest storm cripples Seattle as Western WA faces floods
A powerful storm dump of up to 14 inches of snow and heavy rain paralyzed Seattle and western Washington. Avalanches, mud slides, high winds, and widespread outages left roads blocked and travel dangerous. Three deaths were reported as Governor Lowry mobilized the National Guard and flood warnings were issued. The Space Needle closed as slushy streets and overloaded roofs created hazards. Local officials urged residents to stay home amid escalating melt and flood risk.
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Guatemala emerges from civil war with flags and reconciliation
In Guatemala City the National Palace ceremony marked the end of six years of talks as rebels and government leaders signed a peace accord. UN Secretary General Boutros-Ghali praised the act while noting ongoing poverty, crime, and illiteracy. Two-thirds of the population live in rural areas facing hardship.
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North Korea Apologizes in Tense U S Deal Over Spy Sub
North Korea apologized for infiltrating a spy submarine and accepted concessions in a package deal with the United States. The agreement included easing some sanctions and a resumption of joint excavations for American war remains, amid tensions from the Sept 18 incident off the South Korean coast.
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Doctors may be charged in plan
President Clinton approved a seven page plan to counter states legalizing marijuana by criminalizing illegal drug prescriptions. McCaffrey said doctors in California and Arizona who violate federal law could face prosecution as government medical authorities review drug benefits while enforcing federal statutes.
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Gingrich to stay as House Speaker says DeLay
House Majority Whip Tom DeLay of Texas said Newt Gingrich will not quit as speaker and will be elected on January 7. DeLay spoke on Meet The Press amid growing GOP unease over the House ethics committee probe into Gingrich and his admission of filing erroneous statements.
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